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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-11
BELLAIRE,
AL Sorts OF Local News and Gossip From
the Glnas City.


the Glass City.
Bill Gibson speaks here tomorrow
night. 5..TS .:l5,1i d :. :
Jasper Austin, Of s.subenville, is in
the city. b., !"
Thomas Ault, Of the City Touring mills
is better. T7-"'
Miss Katie Tappan 10 visiting in Wash.
ington, Pa. :. =.
MIR. and Mrs. 9. H. Over have returned
from Europe. -
Julius Pollock, Of Wheeling, was in the
city yesterday.
Hans Criswell, OF Moundaville, is in the
city on business. 5l'.s N
J. NJ. Maring is home from . business
tip to GAINESVILLE. .l.5l h II
Rev. W. 8. Campbsll will preach to the
children next Sunday. igt. ~
Robert Lawrence has gone into P, T,
kings dry goods house. .s'16i,s 8
9. Potts, an employee at the,steel works,
had q finger taken OF yesterday. l
A half dozsn plain drunks were dispos.
ed OF at the Mayors court yesterday.
James Gain, a small boy, fell from a
coal house Sunday and broke his arm.
Miss Emma Martin, formerly teacher
mere, Is IN the city on visit to old friends.
A collision on the Baltimore & Ohio near
Black Hand delayed all the trains yestor.
day. -
John ". Jump and Margaret I. Monat
Fair. 49, - -
MI. Brooks, prominent merchant, was
IN the city yesterday, and visited the nail
works. 81 -, y n ..77G :.
Senator Sherman will be in Bellaire to
visit some Of the factories next weeE. on
Thursday. -f,a1,I5,e
Sam Norman, who is in very helpless
condition, left yesterday for his home in
Philadelphia. !:
Wasser, the baker, got his horse fasten-
cd in the mud in an alley in tho Fourth
ward yesterday. a.,i - !. leli
William Kennedy, the man killed on the
y. q Q. Saturday night, was buried yeater-
day at 10 o'clock. .i.,F @TsJ;
The Ida Smith, small steamer, brought
07 hogsheads Of tobacco to Prince & Co. g
wharf boat Sunday for the Pennsylvania
railroad. ..,f1. .].5 4 ( "a. ! =
William McClain in delivering groceries
near the reservoir had an accident yester.
day; wagon, groceries, horse, McCIain and
ail overturned, but nobody was hurt.
The Nail Works started on full yester.
day morning With fair prospect Of giving
the boys a tull weeks work. i It will be in
the nature Of surprise il they get whole
weeks work. Is
Lou Tarbett was struck by the last train
Saturday night and his foot and leg swell-
cd 80 he was unable to work yesterday,
but will take his run out on the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh road to-day. 80
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a ltnby Scnidetl,

Yesterday morning the infant daughter
Of Alb Dram, who lives in the Eight ward
and ia employed as guard at tho City
Workhouse, wss playing about the floor,
when i.s Mead struck large pan OF boil.
ing water sitting on ntool, and the pan
was overturned, the scslding contents
pouring over tho child and scalding it
from head 10 foot. Dr.. Pipes dressed its
iuiurieg, and hopcs are entertained OF it's
recovery, although its burns arc very BE-.
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Going to tile Street Fa,r.

The steubenville "atreet fair" opens to.
morrow and continues two days. The
Belleire street fair opsna Thursday and
continues two days. Why the two were
held go close together 10 not explained it
will be the revsrae OF beneficial to both,
Each has every promise Of success. The
one at Steubenvllle will be inausurated
by grand parade tomorrow forenoon.
Tho Csrpenters' Union OF this city will
participate, headed by the Black Eagle
Drum Corps, and a good msny ot1e. poo.
pie will so up to aes what kindoian affair O
street fair IL anyhow.
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The Trad ~ Assembly,

The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor AS.
Gembly, ut its regular session in this city
on Sunday afternoon, adopted resolution
tayoripg the abolition Of tariff duiies on
soda, for the reason that the Natrona, Pa,
Soda Company doeu not pay wages ea,is.
factory to local labor unions. The organ
isa.ion Of new league Of the trades en-
gagged in building and its branches was
ALSO brosched, TO combat contractors who
are considered uniavorable to organized
labor: Tho ecope oil the league as pro-
jccted 10 very bIoac. ~ :, Il \.
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Alta meeting laot evening Of the Coun-
Gil Committee on Scales. the City Weigh
master was distcted to invite snd receive
proposals. Tor the erection OF new city
scales in North Wheeling, at the corner OF
Seventh and Market streets. The bids re-
ceived will be reported to the committee,
which will award tho contract. q
The committee also audited the month.
Iy bills and transacted other routine bust
n0es,' fta 49, 81 t.ss h
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Liabilities aim ost n ua1f aIiIIton

N DENVER, Oct. lo-A Cheyenne, Wyo.,
apesial to the Republican says: The bank.
ing house OF Morton D. Post 4 Co., gu, sus. !.
pended to-day. Assets, 500, 500; lisbI].
ities, S4o4. 800 balance, s4O9, go. Tia
failure created but little excitement here
and no run on other banks occurred. 80
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B The reason why Acker's Blood Elixir is
warranted, 10 because II 10 the best Blood
Preparation known. It will positively
cure all Blood Diseases, purifies the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con.
atitution. Remember, we guarantee il,
Logan & Co., @. R. Goetzs, O. Menke.
miller, R. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, M 81 s BIZ
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We have for sale several Type-writers.
including the Remington, the Crandall
and tho Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Ca!igraph, and will be cold cheap. Writer'S
for rent and for Gale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulara r
y EDWARD L. Rose & Co,
f5is Is Twelfth atraat
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a S3,0OO,O0Q Synlicnte.

ssR1Soslslp, o., Oct. 1o.-A syndicate
Of Springfield and Eastern capitalists have
purchased es,ooo acres Of coal land in
Breathi!t county, KY, and will at once
proceed to open the mines and build rail-
roads through the county. The Company
has organized with s.. 900 900. y -.
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Transfers Recorded,

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord o deed made October 10, by Daniel
Lamb, special commissioner, to Nicholas
Gaus. in confederation Of Sl17O, for lots
20, 81, %, % and q Of Plat B, exhibit in
tho chancery suit Of Mary K. Cracratt VS..
Key Mcdonald and otheru. ri ID.
Also deed made October 5 by John
Fink and vile, Of ohlesge, to Cecilia, wife
for . lot fronting twenty-five feet on South
Pam streat. 4 hIsT
r Decd made October 3 by John Fink and
vile 10 W;llinm F. Zane, in consideration
OF 5000 for a lot on South Penn street ex-
tendiug west 10 South Broadway. y 50
made October 8 by John Fink aud
w;to 10 william! F. Zane, in consideration
OF $500, for o piece Of ground $50 by el5.aS
iset, lying west Of South Penn street,
1sland. S9 Z 3
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pittsburgh aud Return 81 80, Saturday, DC.
Fl tobUr 1s, by the Panhandle Route. ~
On tho above date the Pittsburgh, Gin.
cinnn.i & St. Louis Railway Company will
sell excursion tickets to Pittsburgh at ratio
Of 81 50 Tor round trip. SfS1}ii5 {F1:5
Tickets good returning until Monday,
October II, inclusive. Ttains loaye at 7 :35
AN, ! :35 ?. N. and / 20 p. NJ, city time.
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New Advertisements.

Gas Globes and Shsdcs.
Civ Tux Notices. L. Bricc, City Collector.
Siy's Gteam Balm. $3.50
Bi-e Bail Extraordinary.
AtieIli Ion, Soldiers james 4. Henry.
Is at the TCp-losan & Co.
Wantcd-A Drug CleIk-Aead OF Local.
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New Grocery.

New Grocery. -.s..
D. J. McKees New Grocery, Bridge
corner, Main street, will open Wednes-
DAY, October 70, with a new stock Of fine
teas, coffees, fancy and staple groceries.
Best brands Of -four. The choicest pro-
ouce, fruits, vegetables, freah meats, &c.
Our old friends and cuatomers on the
Island and tho public generally arc in.
Vlted to call. II you wish our salc.man
70 call Tor orders, send postal or ,ele-
phone US. Goods delivered free.
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L1tGAEoNk.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 11.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania, colder
rain, followed by fair weather, light to
iresh norlhwesterly winds, brisk on the
lekea. & ftr=s rzts .sl.i q
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Dallairo Street Fair,

For tho accommo aasion OF the Wheeling
people who may wish to attend the Bel
laire Street Fair, October 10 and II, the
Baltimore q Ohio will run a special train,
leaving Bellaire for Wheeling at II 100 P.
NJ, Wheeling time, on above dates. \
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Suitiusa, rantaloOnings and Over.
cpatings, which we are prepared to make
up In ilrst.ciass style nj reasonable
prices. ;.-t "
a full limo OF onr celebrated Knit
jackets now Ia stock. "a
Our WA,le Uniauuiried Shirt, double
scanned, rc.chiorcea front and back, ut
80 Gcats, ID Lie grcutest bargain ever
offered. q. HESS Il SUNS,
IA 1921 y 1923 Market Street.
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Thermo,nu,er llscord.

AZ reported by Christian Schnepf, drug
g!st, 0psrs House corns:, yesterday:
7su. 9A.k. Il N. YP.A. 7r.a
TS1 7S' IA 7oo G3'
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PALMER's SKlS-Succsss soap and oint-
ment will cure any diseased Scalp or Skin.
At drug store OF MeEsin Bros. 3 -ri5173
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MouNDsvrLLE,
The Circuit Court. Grand Jury and ottsi
Timely Topics. ~

The Uircuit Court. Grand Jury and other
Timely Topics.
Ci,euii Cont inst yea.orlay, with Judge
jacob PRECEDING.
The Methodist people are glad 10 have |
Rev. L. Z. Stewart for their pastor again. |
Some young gentlemen are talking OF |
organizing a dancing club for the winter
geason. i1ll rs III. Ivy
Mis-. Perry Richardson, Of Cameron.
waa In town yesterday. She was before
the Grand Jury % witness against tho
two boys arrested for burglaIizlng her
houte. N 3 j5g
Professor William Armstrong and bis
mother, Mrs. Brues, her two daughters
mud eon Charlie, have taken up their resi-.
demos here. They will probably stay all
winter. MA 4 N
The very popular young peoples meet.
last winter are to be revived soon. These
meetinga are OF literary and mualcal
character, and very interesting.
Prosecuting Attorney Melghen seems 10
have trouble with some OF the witnesses
before the Grand Jury. Some decline 10
be- questioned by him and insist that the
foreman OF the jury Is the proper party to
lnterrogate witnesses.
Sergeant Echols arrested Charles Shep.
herd sunday for plain drunk. Shepherd
worka for Capt. j. L. Israel. and at his
request the captain promised to psy the
tins II any waa imposed. Upon thln MIR,
Echols released Shepherd, who afterwards
ordered Mr.. Israel not to pay the Hne, and
now tho Sergeant Is looking for him again.
Mr.. Mafghen duds It worry difficult 70
get witnesses before the grand jury, es.
peeially those summoned from Bpnwood,
BY some hook or crook many OF them
give the officers the slip, and Judge Jacob
seldom gives q rule where there was to
pefaonal services. Notwithstanding this
trouble large number were present aud
examined yesterday. The Jury was not
able to get through with them all by 1es.
son Of the short time allowed. Court ad.
jousned lato in the evening, and the Judge
Will 60 to Brooke county to-day. There
VIII bs no moro court here till Thursday.
TILE GRAND JuRY's WORK.
Late last evening the Grand Jury 70.
ported ITO indictments, Of which all but
were for tho illegal Gale OF liquor. The
list Ia as follows: /, A.
For liquor selling without license, q.
Wllbart, i; J. ". Hurley, 0; Neil Qainn,
y; Walter Duean, 10; August Schad, IL
John Smith, ST., s; William Jefferson, :;
E. Miller, s; W. P. Curron, s; ThoB. Col.
Inns, I; I. B. Dolan, 6; Jno. Seaman, 7:
geo: Georgeline, 5; Bismarck Suider, 3;
A. Conkle, s; Mrs. A. Lawlea. 8.
Henry sphar, for carrying deadly wsap.
| on. q, 80 laaF''5'"DT7F
Henry sphar, assault and battery.
VIM. Mckee, larceny.
e s: Davis, druggist, selling LIQUOR
without prescription. ,ia}' '5
John Lord, embezzlament.
George Mackelroy and Clarence Harris,
house.breaking,
g. W. koon.z. assault and battery.
Eobt. COOPER, obstruc!iug q county
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s.$W. DUrrY, ESQ, Pennington, N. II,
says nothing helped bis face but Palmer's
SSkln'succesa. At drug store Of McLaiu
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Fall Opening

x Fall Opening
Of fine Millinery on Wednesday and
Thursday, October y aud 49, q Ladies are
cordially invited. Mrs. "A. ]. WoRLs.
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. s.
For some time past there has been con-
siderable talk in oil and gas circles about
3 consolidation Of the interests OF he
large companies that have bsen working
in and developing the Taylorstown dis.
trict Of the Washington field. In fact II
reports based on information given by
those In a position to talk are to be- be.
lieved, the consolidation has already taken
place. The companies included lin the
new deal are tho Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia, 10 Craig, Anchor OH Com.
pauy, Fisher Company and the Foreat.
The capital stock OF the new cotapany
which is called the Washington Oil Com.
pany, Is sl,OlO,N0, divided in this way:
Natural Gas Company Of West ooo
r.Sau HI; ] 0
anchor ~ .......... ioo 0Jd
Forest OIL Company i00 cC
Ml.."..'..'.l, ,o0
Mr.. W. J. Young, OF the Forest com.
pany, in IN interview with an Oil City
Derrick man aaid 1.-THE other 500 0;1) il
hold as . fund with which to buy territory
or make any other outlay receasary.
There is q prospect TINT tho Maraha!l Oil
Company will come Into the arrange, ,
ment." Z Is q! 5. q. ~
"How much h, territory does the new com.
pany control 2" i',33aI15.5. - I
About u, 900 acres. This includes. |
believe, oil the Tsylorstown field, with
the exception Of the Thayer well in The
corner. The production Of ths
combined companies is !, 400 barrels tiav
from twelve Wslls.'' MI. Young stated
that all the wells in the field we're holdine
up remarkably we'll, which he attributed
10 the slow and careful manner in which
the territory haa been worked, the result
81 an arrangement between the various
companies early in the summer. The
Woodburn well, he said, was still doing
l75 barrels a day, and its production had
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| Hall at 7 o'clock, and the time could not
be more prodtably spent than in wituesa.
ing the production OF this cantata BY the
most able Of home talent. The proceeds
are for thu Episcopal Church, and. there.
fore, the hall should be well filled every
night. 5;l5s IA :. is}Httl 4 I -
Union services were held in the Presby.
terrain Church Sunday evening. Rev.
William Weir, Of Washington, Pa, occu.
pie the pulpit and preached to, large
congregation. ~ ISL +. -
The committee appointed by Council to
investigate the Trustees' workings in
building the water works, will have their
report printed In pamphlet form and
freely. circulated.
A cnrd from MIR. Warwood.
To the Editor Of The Intelligence.
S1R:-In justice to myself permit mn IN
contradict q statement made in your pa.
per regarding the cause Of tho gas explo.
sion at my works on Saturday last, there.
by representing me as jeopardizing the
lives Of those at work !; that is: "They
we're aware that their work was very dan.
gerous, and. only consented to put in the
pipes with fire under the boilers, on &C.
count Of Mr.. Warwood being behind with
his work" This is absolutely untrue in
every particular. As to coneenting. We
had never asked the men to hurry the lob,
and had never mentioned being behind
with work. No word had been apoken
about the boiler fire. We knew they
knew it was there, and were only waiting
orders from them 4 to extinguish it when
necessary. On the contrary, We would
not nave permitted such risk, not hay.
ing insurance adjusted Tor gas.
J. H. .WARwooD.
Martins Ferry, October 10.
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Try Beatty q Ivory Starch.
Easy tocure,q quick, beautiful work. Grocsrs,
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Is G"ons %. sell Dry Goods cheapest.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strange In the City mud Wheeling Folk
y. I.-a AbroNd, ~ a--'zi
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A DRIVING ASSOCIATION

or Local Gentlemen Who Own uors
iF-H-s -7T - Form CI Tn0t NIpht HN.-.r-. ~
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.u.al Gas Company OF West Virginia e,o

si.han Hi ..,..s luu,u
oIa, III l00, 90
tev' ri ~ 100 ~
EptSsk VIZ .... m m
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! TIE WHEELING SYNDICATE

Which was TO Operate the Hammond Ste,
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Mr.. J. Wylie Mulhollsnd, Of Philadel-
phia, is agGil he,e circulating among his
~, =, fr;arNu 20 t'ta. 10. g. ..-.1| /.
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~. ID. .WARwooD.
Nartins Ferry, October 10.
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3. Y. Smith, q graduate and alterward
q teacher in the State University, and now
appointment lawyer OF Minnespolis, Mimi,
il visiting his sister, Mra. Dr.. Stathers, Of
the South Side. ..t Us.
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Astounding Revelation Made
at a Soldiers Home,

One of the most remarkable cases
OF concealment OF sex has just been
brought to light in Ohio. Applica-
tionwas made in Cincinnati to Col.
l.. A. Harris by one Of the trustees OF
the Dayton Soldiers Home for the ad-
mission of a sick veteran to that in
stitution. The soldier called at Col.
Harris house and was given an ap-
plication blank to be filled out. The
veterans name was Jas. Fisher. He
had a letter from Col. Tafel, the
colonel of his regiment. which stated
that Fisher had received an honor.
able discharge after two years serv-
ice in Company C, 9th Ohio Infan.
try. Fisher was i'll and unable to
provide for himself. Col. Harris gave
HIM transportation on September 90
to Dayton, with a letter to COL.
Patrick, superintendent of the home,
requesting him to take care of the
bearer until he could be provided for.
The medical examination at DAYTON
revealed the fact that Fisher is a
woman. OF course she was not re-
ceived into the home, and no one
knows where she now is. Very little
is known of her history, except that
she Is tiftY'nine years old. Ever since
the war she has continued to dress like
q man and live with those of that sex.
In appearance Fisher is short, heavy
set: with a round, smooth face, dark
hair and eyes, is somewhat effemi-
nate, but no one has ever suspected
her sex. Col. Taftl says the woman
was one OF the bravest soldiers in his
regiment. He was astounded to
learn that Fisher is woman.
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Aaniet's Age.

There are many people who evident
ly have a very vague idea OF the au-
thentic age OF Hamlet. We consider
the following quotation sufficient
proof to dispel all further doubt up.
on the subject, for it certainly goes to
show that Hamlet was man of th,r-
ty or thereaboats, and not a youth of
twenty, as most of our modern TRACE.
dams represent him to be:
Act ", scene l.
Hamlet to grave.digger:
Glow long hast thou been q grave
maker?"
G. D. g. Icame to it the day
our last King Hamlet overcame
F'ontinbras. 1t was the very
day young Hamlet was born.
have been sexton here, man and boy,
thirty years. Here's a skull
that has lain i the earth three and
twenty years.
Hamlet. "Whose skull was it?''
G. D. Twas Yorick's
skull. the kings jester"
Hamlet. a. He hath borne
me on bis back 2 thousand times"
~
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Her Bad Fate.

Miss Mary Tucker. the beautiful
young daughter of ex-Representative
Tucker, of Essex, Conn.,, who e,oped
with her fathers colored coachman
Hanchett, and was married by the
minister IN her town. she previously
having colored her skin to conceal her
identity, was found. says aspecialfrom
Hartford, deserted and penniless, at a.
farmhouse between Lyme and Black
Hill, on the Shore Line road. When
her absence from home was discovered
her father and friends started out in
pursuit and traced the couple to Lyme,
where Hanchett deserted his bride
and took the boat for New York. The
girl made her way on foot to the
home at her fathers house, and fell
i'll with fever brought on by exposure
and excitement. She will probably
die. She is an only child of wealth;
parents, and had bean petted from
childhood up,
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'.TlRED oCr.~

Just tired out" the neigh,,or said.
turning from the squali,l hed.
Where the weary woman lav.
fanting life's last hqnrs awav,
save that sound OF @ohhime brea+h
Al was still 40 G; Suing Death:
E0r the 'rightc,Aed children covered,
", WWnere. with Aeavy brows that lowered
Meath the long enduring strain.
Inc mute husband bore his pain
y1st lied out-far down below
VIVA were fretting on the low.
q q" 4 tho full. recurfeAt roar ;.
'Schoed upward nom the shore:
Fainter grew the pulses beat
A. Tho worn hands plucked tho sheet.
Aad the 6eath.damps gathered. vher.
1aiaed all the tangled hair.
sad the watcher at her side,
She 10 waiting for tho tide.'
when the waves had ebbsd anew,
yhe tired life Was over too;
Zone from want, and care and III.
Very peaceful and still,
Alter all she ,hcre and wept,
Hard-worked wife and mothe slent,
Very lair she looked and metk.
Long dark lashes swept her check.
Worn hands crossed upon her breast
fof the"weary was at rest"
All the Year Round